Spousal sponsorship

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1. Application sent JUNE29
2. Application received JULY3
3. AOR1 OCT12
4. Medical request OCT17
5. Sponsor Approval OCT18
6. Medical Done OCT22
7. Medical submitted OCT23
8. Medical passed OCT29?
9. Transfer to CPC-M OCT29
10. Csq requested NOV5
11. File transfer notice to ankara NOV12
12. Confirmation about csq NOV12
13. File sent to ankara NOV16
14. CSQ received NOV26

Hello, this is my time , from your experience , how long is left for us?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Not sure if anyone's run across this before, but if you have, please let me know.

My medical was ordered on October 23rd. I called the approved doctor who is in town and the earliest they could get me in was November 22nd--30 days exactly from the date of the letter. Due to my location in BC, the closest other options were at least a 4 hour drive away, and since we only have 1 vehicle, the choice was pretty obvious--I'd just have to take the appointment on the 30th day.

I completed my medical on the 22nd, and somewhere around that date my status updated to "Background check in progress" (I admit, I'm not a daily checker of my application now that I've gotten my work permit). Because he had to wait for the results of my chest x-ray and bodily fluids tests, the doctor said he wouldn't be able to upload the results for about a week.

I've been logging in to my account this week to see if I passed and the Medical Exam line has gone from "We have not received your medical exam results....." back to "Review of medical results. We have requested a medical exam. Check your messages below for details."

Is it safe to not panic until the end of the week? Or should I be trying to contact IRCC (somehow?) and let them know I had the medical exam, the results just aren't in yet?

Also, my request for fingerprints was sent on October 29th. I had them done on November 19th, and the local RCMP said they'll mail me the results, then I can mail them to IRCC. Is IRCC being forgiving at all about deadlines with the postal strike going on? Or am I kind of screwed? I mean, if I have the requests completed before 30 days are up, I'm still meeting the deadline, it's just the processing that takes longer. Ugh.

As long as you advise IRCC of any delays, they are pretty easygoing about allowing extra time.

 

[JackMa]

My wife (Sponsor) got pregnant after my PR application submission. Does it mandatory to update CIC about this? How to update them?

 

[shalenabennie]

My wife (Sponsor) got pregnant after my PR application submission. Does it mandatory to update CIC about this? How to update them?

When should I contact CIC?
You must notify CIC of any changes to your application. Examples of changes include:
• Changes in your personal circumstances, such as birth or adoption of a child, a marriage or a divorce
• Change of contact information (e-mail, mailing address, telephone number)
• Appointment or change of immigration representative or designated individual
• Decision to withdraw your application

To notify CIC of changes to your application you may contact this office at the address identified below. You may also contact the Call Centre, toll-free, at 1-888-242-2100. Changes to your address may be made through our online service at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/change-address.asp.

You can also update them via ircc webform

 

[shalenabennie]

Not sure if anyone's run across this before, but if you have, please let me know.

My medical was ordered on October 23rd. I called the approved doctor who is in town and the earliest they could get me in was November 22nd--30 days exactly from the date of the letter. Due to my location in BC, the closest other options were at least a 4 hour drive away, and since we only have 1 vehicle, the choice was pretty obvious--I'd just have to take the appointment on the 30th day.

I completed my medical on the 22nd, and somewhere around that date my status updated to "Background check in progress" (I admit, I'm not a daily checker of my application now that I've gotten my work permit). Because he had to wait for the results of my chest x-ray and bodily fluids tests, the doctor said he wouldn't be able to upload the results for about a week.

I've been logging in to my account this week to see if I passed and the Medical Exam line has gone from "We have not received your medical exam results....." back to "Review of medical results. We have requested a medical exam. Check your messages below for details."

Is it safe to not panic until the end of the week? Or should I be trying to contact IRCC (somehow?) and let them know I had the medical exam, the results just aren't in yet?

Also, my request for fingerprints was sent on October 29th. I had them done on November 19th, and the local RCMP said they'll mail me the results, then I can mail them to IRCC. Is IRCC being forgiving at all about deadlines with the postal strike going on? Or am I kind of screwed? I mean, if I have the requests completed before 30 days are up, I'm still meeting the deadline, it's just the processing that takes longer. Ugh.

It took 3 months for us to get police certificates when we were given 30 days to submit .. I just emailed our office to let them know and they had no issues. They're pretty understanding

 

[Ahmed15]

My wife (Sponsor) got pregnant after my PR application submission. Does it mandatory to update CIC about this? How to update them?

When should I contact CIC?
You must notify CIC of any changes to your application. Examples of changes include:
• Changes in your personal circumstances, such as birth or adoption of a child, a marriage or a divorce
• Change of contact information (e-mail, mailing address, telephone number)
• Appointment or change of immigration representative or designated individual
• Decision to withdraw your application

To notify CIC of changes to your application you may contact this office at the address identified below. You may also contact the Call Centre, toll-free, at 1-888-242-2100. Changes to your address may be made through our online service at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/change-address.asp.

You can also update them via ircc webform

You only need to inform them after child birth.

 

[arsalmano]

Hi,

I had recently submitted an application for my wife's PR (in-land) while she is here for a visit. The application was returned because we did not attach her birth certificate. Her visa expires on Dec 21, 2018, and I'm applying for an extension on Nov 30th, 2018.

1 - I will be submitting her application with the birth certificate on Nov 30th. At the same time, can I send the visa extension application, stating that my wife has the (in-land) application in process?

2 - There is a Form 5049 on the extension document checklist, is it still required if I am providing the marriage certificate?

3 - Her Police Certificate have expired 2 days before she entered Canada, I have provided an explanation in this regard and we were not able to get a new police certificate since she is not living in her home country at the moment, is that going to be a problem?

4- I'm applying for an extension, if I don't hear back before 21st, can my wife remain in Canada until we get the AOR or the extension, whichever comes first?

Please provide any assistance that can help us.

 

[Hs@645]

Got passport today

 

[Jotsran]

Hi,

I had recently submitted an application for my wife's PR (in-land) while she is here for a visit. The application was returned because we did not attach her birth certificate. Her visa expires on Dec 21, 2018, and I'm applying for an extension on Nov 30th, 2018.

1 - I will be submitting her application with the birth certificate on Nov 30th. At the same time, can I send the visa extension application, stating that my wife has the (in-land) application in process?

2 - There is a Form 5049 on the extension document checklist, is it still required if I am providing the marriage certificate?

3 - Her Police Certificate have expired 2 days before she entered Canada, I have provided an explanation in this regard and we were not able to get a new police certificate since she is not living in her home country at the moment, is that going to be a problem?

4- I'm applying for an extension, if I don't hear back before 21st, can my wife remain in Canada until we get the AOR or the extension, whichever comes first?

Please provide any assistance that can help us.

Talk to your country's consulate in your city for pcc. They can issue it from here as well.

 

[arsalmano]

Talk to your country's consulate in your city for pcc. They can issue it from here as well.

We live in a very small town in Manitoba. Do not have such services available here.

 

[singleman]

Got passport today

Wah ji Congrats book a ticket, Find a ticket by yourself online , maximum 1 way should not exceed800 to 900 CAD

 

[singleman]

Hi,

I had recently submitted an application for my wife's PR (in-land) while she is here for a visit. The application was returned because we did not attach her birth certificate. Her visa expires on Dec 21, 2018, and I'm applying for an extension on Nov 30th, 2018.

1 - I will be submitting her application with the birth certificate on Nov 30th. At the same time, can I send the visa extension application, stating that my wife has the (in-land) application in process?

2 - There is a Form 5049 on the extension document checklist, is it still required if I am providing the marriage certificate?

3 - Her Police Certificate have expired 2 days before she entered Canada, I have provided an explanation in this regard and we were not able to get a new police certificate since she is not living in her home country at the moment, is that going to be a problem?

4- I'm applying for an extension, if I don't hear back before 21st, can my wife remain in Canada until we get the AOR or the extension, whichever comes first?

Please provide any assistance that can help us.

In Canada RCMP does not write an expiry date on PCC or Criminal Record, they say guy is OK up to the time we stamped, a person can commit a crime after that date anytime . It sounds right too.

 

[arsalmano]

In Canada RCMP does not write an expiry date on PCC or Criminal Record, they say guy is OK up to the time we stamped, a person can commit a crime after that date anytime . It sounds right too.

If a person has not lived in Canada for at least 6 months, you do not need a PCC from Canada. I was referring to the one from my home country for my wife.

 

[singleman]

We live in a very small town in Manitoba. Do not have such services available here.

May try to phone from this link:-
https://www.blsindia-canada.com/contactus.php

 

[arsalmano]

May try to phone from this link:-
https://www.blsindia-canada.com/contactus.php

Thanks but that link is for India and my wife is from Pakistan.
Do you have any idea about, that while we wait to hear back from the Immigration about the AOR or the visa extension, can my wife stay here and wait for one of them to respond? Her visit visa expires on Dec 21st. Can she stay here beyond 21st?